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SA's second-largest political party. Committed to building one nation with one future underpinned by freedom, fairness, opportunity, and diversity for all. 🇿🇦

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Joined March 2009
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    Oct 18

    📺 [MUST WATCH] The top-performing municipalities in SA are governed by the DA. On election day, voters have a choice: more theft and distraction or CHANGE? On 1 November, vote for the party that gets things done. Visit to check where to vote.

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  2. 6 hours ago

    Meet the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of the DA-run uMngeni Municipality in KZN. Chris Pappas - 30 years old. Sandile Mnikathi - 26 years old. This is the team that will lead the project to rebuild uMngeni into the vibrant, growing, and inclusive place it needs to be. 🇿🇦

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  3. Retweeted
    7 hours ago

    A 26-year-old deputy-mayor elect??? Midlands-born Sandile Mnikathi unpacks his plan for youth development in UMngeni municipality He’s been elected by the for the position under in the newly-won council

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  4. Retweeted
    9 hours ago

    BREAKING: The DA in KZN has nominated Sandile Mnikathi for Deputy Mayor in the uMngeni Municipaity.

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  5. 8 hours ago

    🇿🇦 | The DA in KZN has nominated Sandile Mnikathi for Deputy Mayor in the uMngeni Municipaity. The DA is strengthening its team as it prepares to govern the municipality. The DA is serious about service delivery and bringing the DA difference to this municipality.

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  6. 12 hours ago

    The DA-run City of Cape Town is dedicated to housing provision and will continue to deliver various types of opportunities that will empower many more residents across the city, be it through State-subsidised housing, site and service, rental and other affordable housing options.

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  7. 12 hours ago

    The DA-run City of Cape Town handed over 18 Breaking New Ground opportunities to beneficiaries at its Eindhoven affordable housing project in Delft. The Eindhoven and The Hague housing projects will provide more than 2 400 opportunities for beneficiaries.

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  8. Retweeted
    Nov 7

    Following a meeting of its Federal Executive on Sunday, the DA announced that it had ruled out going into coalition governments with the ANC and the EFF, following last Monday's municipal elections. |

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  9. Nov 7

    📺[MUST WATCH] "It is not the DA's job to save the ANC. Our job is to save SA. The DA will not go into a coalition with the ANC or EFF. Our focus is on building governments that get things done for residents." - Here's an update following the DA's FedEx meeting.

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  10. Nov 7

    🔴[LIVE NOW] Watch as DA Leader, briefs the public on the outcomes of the Federal Executive (FedEx) sitting. The agenda comprised of several matters related to coalitions and local governments.⬇️ YouTube: Facebook:

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  11. Nov 7

    Earlier today, DA Leader gave a preview of the Party’s Federal Executive (FedEx) sitting. In case you missed it, watch this and stay updated as plans to form new local governments continue to develop.

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  12. Retweeted
    Nov 7

    Happy birthday to Helen Suzman! Thank you for lighting the way for us to follow, your fight for justice for all is always remembered.

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  13. Nov 5

    In this week's trending news we unpack some noteworthy DA election results as well as the Party's approach to coalitions. There is real hope for a post-ANC future, and the DA is central to that future!

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  14. Nov 5

    Desperation to get into government and stay there can sometimes lead to bad coalitions. The DA is prepared to speak to everybody, but not to act out of desperation. All coalition partners will have to sign this agreement which very clearly sets out non-negotiable principles. ⬇️

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  15. Nov 4

    "Once we have finalised our coalition negotiations, all our attention will turn to the next national and provincial elections in two and a half years’ time. The road to 2024, where South Africans will finally push off the yoke of ANC dominance, has already begun." -

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  16. Nov 4

    "While a superficial analysis might conclude merely that the DA’s support dropped from 2016, a deeper look reveals that our party has indeed stopped its free-fall and is heading in the right direction again, and at a critical time for our country." -

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  17. Nov 4

    "And of course, there is our first ever outright win in KwaZulu-Natal, in the municipality of uMngeni. We now intend to transform uMngeni into the best-run municipality in the province, just as we did with Kouga in the Eastern Cape and Midvaal in Gauteng." -

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  18. Nov 4

    "Equally encouraging has been our growth among peri-urban and rural black voters, where a sample of over 3000 voters showed our support doubling from 3.2% to 6.4% in this segment." -

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  19. Nov 4

    "We have also seen some very encouraging bounce back from by-election losses in recent years which, if you were to believe every analyst at the time, signified the supposed terminal decline of the DA." -

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  20. Nov 4

    "Of all the big parties with a truly national footprint, only the DA has shown growth since 2019. And this bodes very well for 2024 - for our party, but more importantly for our country - as the DA will form the core of a new majority that will unseat the ANC." -

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  21. Nov 4

    "What these trends tell us - when you add 2019’s results to the graph - is that two of the big three parties are heading down, while one hit its low in 2019 and is heading back up again." -

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